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Old 23rd Jun 2011, 14:17
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wake separation and intersection departure

Are there any additional factors to be added when departing from an intersection behind heavy aircraft? (medium behind heavy)?

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Depending on the aircraft types involved and the distance to the intersection, extra time may be added to the departure separation.
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Check your AIP.

My AIP states the rules: 2min from same taxiway, 3min from an int further down runway.
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it certainly depends on the preceding aircraft MTOM

Some references have you observe the roll location, roll before the midpoint and keep above path...

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